Wallace links aid plan to ruthless imperialism
Wallace charged that U S aid to Turkey and Greece signals ruthless imperialism stretching from China to the Near East. He told a Midlands crowd that Americans will not pay the cost and that a plan without shape or end is being advanced in the name of freedom against totalitarianism.
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Manchester
Ling
Elenry A. Wallace
U. S
Finman
Turkey
Greece
Wallace
America
China
Near East
Pole
Uncle Dan Young seeks brides aged 103 in odd marriage bid
Senators to risk veto GOP to combine labor bills no reparations no pact Russ Uncle Dan insists wife must be 103. In SouTh Bend Indiana reports show would be brides aging 42 to 100 flooding in, with one 99 year old artist and a 100 year old spry claimant, others proposing quirky stipulations.
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GOP
Dan
Soush Bend
Ind
Dan Young
Aboy
Manhattan
Kans
Boston
Flint
Mich
Truman Learns of Roosevelt Death at White House
A Missouri reporter notes a calm Capitol mood as President Roosevelt’s death reaches the White House. Vice President Truman receives the call in Rayburn’s office and moves toward the Roosevelt sitting room, where Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt awaits. The article ends with a note to continue on page 2.
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Washington
INS
Missouri
Capitol
Germany
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
White House
Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Gulum
Empire Union Settles Strike With NY Telephone
Eighteen hundred plant and maintenance workers in Upstate New York return to work as NY Telephone and the Empire State Telephony Workers Union settle after a six day strike. Arbitration settles the $12 weekly wage increase and two related issues. Union president William E. McQuade says the union won vacation concessions and dropped other demands.
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Albany GP
Upstate
New York
New York Telephone Co
Empire State Telephony Workers Union
Syracuse Telephone Strike Ends Part. 524 Return to Work
About 500 Empire State Union members return to jobs in Syracuse while 24 American Federation of Telephone Workers and 55 Association of Communication Equipment Workers remain on strike. No picket lines at New York Telephone buildings to block the return.
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Syracuse
Empire State Telephone Union
Empire State Union
American Union of Telephone Workers
Association of Communication Equipment Workers
New York Telephone Company
Empire State
Negotiations and work stoppage hit regional service
Workers had been on the job but called others to report for regular shifts. The company, serving most of the state outside the metro area, reported a deterioration of its service. Eight northern counties served by an independent company lack routine service as 300 employees tied to the N.E.T.W. are not working, leaving only emergency coverage.
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N.E.T.W
Look To U S Long Lines Union Set for Long Strike
Washington reports a collapse of negotiations over long line cross country telephone tolls leaves both sides looking to the Government for a next move. President Beirney of the National Federation of Telephone Workers says the strike could last a long time. Bell Telephone officials left the door open to continued government efforts to end wage and contract dispute. Officials consider possible seizure under the Federal Communications Act, though they show little enthusiasm. Schwellenbach weighs a government sponsored face to face meeting between union leaders and AT&T top officials with press invited.
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Washington
Joseph A. Beirney
National Federation of ‘Telephone Workers
Berne
Bell’ Telephone
Administration
Truman
Schwellenbach
Niftwa
Teaders
American ,Telephone, and Telegraph Company
Italian Police Seize Luciano as Fugitive
In Genoa Italy police aboard the Turkish vessel Bakir seized Charles Lucky Luciano the former New York vice boss deported from Cuba. He was awakened by ten policemen outside Genoa and taken ashore to Marassi prison while protests continued. Authorities say he faces charges of clandestine expatriation and will be held in Genoa for about a week awaiting further notice.
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Russia
Elere
Stoke-on-Prent
Liverpool
Wallace
U. S
Genoa
Italy
Charles “Lucky” Luciano
New York City
Cuba
Luciano
Bakir
Marassi
Lercarra’ Preddi
Sicily
Has He Any Wives Yet A San Francisco Bigamy Case
San Francisco 42 year old streetcar motorman Francis Van Wie once dubbed the Ding Dong Daddy of the ID Car Line faces a bigamy trial. He admits 38 marriages, 3 divorces or annulments, and has served two years of a 30 year sentence. A judge granted leniency and Van Wie was released early after a good behavior record. His attorney, James Toner, seeks to determine if all wives obtained divorces, a task likely to take time.
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San Francisco
Pfrancis‘van Wie
Carbara Casanova
San Quentin
Priday
Ite
van Wie
Lhrary
James Toner
Toner
Saar Crisis Delays Struggle Over Reparations Pact
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky warned that Russia will not accept a German settlement without large scale reparations to the Soviet Union from current production. Molotov delayed on Saar while Western powers push for economic merger with France. Western diplomats see Russia as vulnerable and on the spot, risking prestige in France if it yields.
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Moscow
A. Y. Vishinisky
Russia
Soviet Union
Vishinskypea
United States
Council of Foreign Ministers
Vishiensky
Molotov
Saar
France
Germany
Georges Bidault
George C. Marshall
Ernest Beyln
Lewis Eases Mine Order Opens Soft Coal Pits
PITTSBURGH (UP) President John L. Lewis authorized district union leaders to permit reopening soft coal mines deemed safe. The policy excludes the 518 pits listed as unsafe by Interior Secretary Julius A. Krug, to remain closed until Federal Inspectors approve. Lewis had earlier urged certification of all but two soft coal pits.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Today
Hughes
Interior
Julius A. Krug
Lewis
The
Coal Mines Administration
Ten Nazi Camp Guards Executed in Belgium Dawn
Belgian firing squads executed 10 guards from the Nazi Breendonck prison camp at dawn today. Convicted of war crimes, the guards were put to death in two groups about 40 minutes apart in Mehowelien, Belgium, according to a United Press dispatch.
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Mehowelien
Belgium
Breendonck
Nine Feared Dead as British Freighter Sinks After Mine Hit
Nine persons are missing and feared dead after the 824 ton British freighter Viceroy struck a mine in the Western Scheldt between Antwerp and Vlissingen early today and sank immediately. The incident is reported from Amsterdam.
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Amsterdam
Scheldt
Antwerp
Vlissingen
Woodward Begins Burial for Tornado Victims
In Woodward Oklahoma 83 of 146 tornado deaths occurred. The town sealed off, 15 funerals planned today with more Sunday. Churches canceled services, roads blocked, grave diggers enlarging the municipal cemetery and land condemned for interments. City officials met with builders and federal expeditors to speed material aid and housing supplies.
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Woodward
Okla
R. A. Bosch
L. W
Atkins
Oklahoma City
R. J. van Norman
Dallas
Billy Williams
Amarillo
Police report theft of badges from uniforms at station
Two policemen told superiors that someone stole the badge shields from their coats while they left them behind for wagon duty at the station. They reported the incident occurred inside the station, prompting an internal inquiry into the missing insignia.
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Baltimore
Rise in Tru man popularity noted in third year in office
Bertram Benedict attributes President Truman's growing appeal to his insistence on being himself rather than emulating Roosevelt. The piece frames the shift as a return engagement of the New Deal era, with commentary spread across the editorial pages. Other features listed include Comtes dda Jean Kain, Brady Crossword, Mary Haworth, and a horoscope section. Deaths, sports, and social news are also indicated with page references.
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Truman
Bertram Benédict
Roosevelt
Comtes Dda
Jean Kain
Brady
Mary Haworth
Cold Snap Forecast Lowers Temperatures This Weekend
A cold front has passed the city signaling a downward trend in temperatures. High around 58 degrees today, with a 20 degree drop tonight. Sunday expected windy and colder with light snow flurries. Canadian readings report subfreezing to near 10 degrees above zero.
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A.M
Canada
Dewey Signs Permanent Pay Bill for New York Teachers
Governor Dewey announced the administration’s permanent minimum salary bill for public school teachers, claiming it offers the nation’s highest statewide schedule. The plan guarantees $600 raises over 1945, a $52 million payroll rise by 1953, and sets a five-year progression with automatic and merit increments. It establishes a single standard for all teachers outside and inside New York City, with a master’s degree differential and substitutes’ pay. Operation starts July 1, with increments effective after one year.
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Albany
Dewey
New York
New York City
Carpenter Northeast Motors Inc Receives Aircraft Charter
Syracuse based Carpenter Northeast Motors Inc is authorized to design manufacture assemble operate repair lease buy and sell aircraft of every kind including balloons dirigibles aeroplanes hydroplanes and all devices now known or later discovered as stated in its secretary of state charter.
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Leo W. O'Brien
Herald-Journal
Albany
Secretary of State
Syracuse
Carpenter Northeast Motors, Inc
Senate Republicans Back Labor Bill Omnibus Plan
In Washington the Senate GOP approved moving a three‑part labor bill as one omnibus measure, risking a presidential veto. House Labor Committee backed a sharp ban on the closed shop. union leaders vow fights with leaders like Philip Murray and Millikin noting party alignments and votes.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Miuukin
House Labor Committee
I. O
Ole.o
Philip Murray
C.E
Millikin
G.O. P
Truman
House
Hartley
John’ L. Lewis
United‘ Mines
Taft
Oble
House’ Committee
Thomas
DeUtah
Ives
N.Y
Morse
Ore
Ala
Pepper
Fla
Murray
Mont
Ellender
Bal
Minn
Jenner
Smith
Donnelli
Thoma
Agant
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